Midterm
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Nov. 1, 2014 -- Maryland
Republican gubernatorial nominee Larry Hogan started the day off with a
visit to the Rockville Farmer's Market. The respected Cook Political Report yesterday
moved the Maryland governor's race from "Leans Democrat" to
"Tossup." Democrats' more than two-to-one registration
advantage—active registration as of Sept. 2014 was 2,043,479
Democrats (55.0%), 954,940 Republicans (25.7%), 662,964 unaff. (17.8%)
and others (1.5%)—gives Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown
an edge, but Hogan campaign spokesman Adam Dubitsky said the race "all
comes down to
economics and taxes."
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In the background is Washington Post chief Maryland
reporter John Wagner.
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Hogan does a brief interview
with WUSA 9, also recorded by communications director Adam Dubitsky.
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That is a lot of honey!
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Hogan said Maryland must address
an anti-business attitude, unpredictable regulatory policies, and high
taxes (fifth highest personal income taxes in the nation). He was
endorsed by the Maryland Farm Bureau's PAC on Sept. 26.
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